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sounds like a faulty non return valve. get a few this time of year as the cold weather freezes them up and pushes them up or down the pipe.the non return valve is on the cold inlet to the heater.its easy to tell if it is faulty on the non return valve if you have a carver two.fill up fully as normal.set pump up to run as normal,just like you would setting up on site.remove the drain plug from the carver heater and get someone to switch on the pump at the main switch to start the pump running for a few seconds say 30 seconds.if the non return is faulty or blocked the water will leave the drain very slowly.if the non return valve is ok water will gush out of the drain.
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Carver Cascade 2 water inlet fitting, with non return valve. This fitting is situated at the bottom of the main body of the heater. |
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